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How to Rethink Event Content
NewsHow to Rethink Event Content

Ditch the traditional educational session and instead give these interactive learning activities a try at your next gathering.

 
Mar 10, 2022
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With the advancement of technology, it's no secret that corporate training initiatives have leaned far more heavily in the past decade on electronic...
By Exclusive from Training Magazine | September 1, 2005
Using the Media Effectively Part 2 of 3
The media has the power to influence your trade show efforts whether it is in television, radio, or print. Your job is to target your endeavors to...
By Susan A. Friedmann | September 1, 2005
With Meeting Rooms, Size Isn't Everything
Often, meeting planners' evaluations of meeting rooms are limited to whether or not the rooms are large enough to hold a group.
By Loree Stark | September 1, 2005
It's All Procurement, All The Time
How corporate procurement programs are changing the meeting-planning landscape dominates the discussion at most every industry event these days.
By Sara Welch, MeetingNews | August 15, 2005
Space, Price Crunch Hits Region
The rising tide of travel is lifting hotel rates nearly across the board and making availability tougher in many destinations.
By Marshall Krantz, Meeting News | August 15, 2005
Blogs: The New Promo Tool
The increasingly popular trend of Web logging, or "blogging," has spread through the meetings community rapidly in the last year. Some innovative...
By Marshall Krantz | August 1, 2005
Coming Soon: Certified Auditors
The long-vexing problem for trade show organizers of creating reliable audits is nearing the beginning of its end, following an important move by the...
By Marshall Krantz | August 1, 2005
Flying the (Wallet-) Friendly Skies
Air travel may be a necessary evil, but it is a demon that can be tamed, or at least mollified enough to make the red-eye bearable or keep a last-minute...
By Kinley Levack | August 1, 2005
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